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Claus P. Nielsen
Posted Friday 12th October 2007 13:26 GMT
In Telly vision: future display technologies
No matter what OLED technology is being used, the pixels that are on most of the time will get degraded faster than others, so the "Cartoon network" logo will get burned into the corner of the screen over time.
How fast this happens is the question.
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Posted Friday 12th October 2007 13:26 GMT
In Telly vision: future display technologies
No matter what OLED technology is being used, the pixels that are on most of the time will get degraded faster than others, so the "Cartoon network" logo will get burned into the corner of the screen over time.
How fast this happens is the question.
Screen-savers are comming back!